codebase-review

Find duplicated logic and technical debt across your whole codebase by running a repository-wide audit that detects cross-directory drift, DRY violations, and dead code missed by single-branch reviews. The audit outputs severity-classified findings with explicit file citations.

A repository audit is a comprehensive code quality review that detects cross-directory drift, naming inconsistencies, and over-abstraction. It works by analyzing entire codebases or scoped directories to surface accumulated technical debt that standard per-task reviews miss.

Identify YAGNI violations and refactoring opportunities before a major refactor by performing a pre-refactor assessment of the entire repository. This surfaces complexity hotspots and over-abstraction, separating inline fixes from complex follow-up work.

Yes, you can scope a code review to a specific directory instead of the whole repository. The audit supports both whole-repo and scoped directory reviews to surface cross-module issues, DRY violations, and consistency gaps with severity levels.

Code review findings are routed by separating inline fixes from complex follow-up work, providing routeable findings with explicit file citations and severity classification. This allows teams to decide whether to implement directly, open issues, or draft plans.